What Program is used to make Scrapebox/Xrumer

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Hey guys, does anyone know what programming is used to make Xrumer/Scrapebot/Senuke ?

Thanks :)

Jen
 
Scrapebox is Java.
SENuke I think is .net (Not quite sure, but I believe it is VB.net), it atleast has alot of the same controls as a .net app would have.
Not sure on Xrumer.
 
Yep! . . . Learn VisualBasic.Net and you can make a lot of money creating apps for online use. Ubot has a faster learning curve, but it is not as robust as VisualBasic.Net.
 
Yep! . . . Learn VisualBasic.Net and you can make a lot of money creating apps for online use. Ubot has a faster learning curve, but it is not as robust as VisualBasic.Net.

Yea if you are gonna spend the time learning Ubot you can add a little extra effor and just go straight to VB you will thank yourself in the long run.
 
someone told me xrumer was coded in c but i have no idea if that is credible.

on another note, I started learning python because I heard it was the easiest language but do you guys recommend vb.net instead?

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i meant c++
 
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someone told me xrumer was coded in c but i have no idea if that is credible.

on another note, I started learning python because I heard it was the easiest language but do you guys recommend vb.net instead?

I don't know much about Python, except that it is free. It must be decent since a lot of people use it and Python probably has a lot of user forums.

As far as comparing it to VB.NET, I can't say.

Cheers!
 
I believe xrumer is Delphi and I think Scrapebox is .net - I don't see any java processes and UI doesn't look Swing.

pk
 
scrapebox is .net i believe, xrumer looks like delphi to me and senuke is almost certainly .net :P
 
Absolutely wrong



Also wrong



Wrong again

Its not java, its not .net, its not crappy vb...

Enlighten us :))))

btw my guess would go to C#. xrumer is very likely to be C++ if considering the origins (all russians I know prefer C++ LOL ).
 
Wrong again

Its not java, its not .net, its not crappy vb...

Crappy VB? lol, speaking from inexperience? VB is an extremely powerful development platform. Its right along side C#. I've written everything from simple google apps to lightning fast multi-threaded craigslist scrapers and posters with VB. VB was indeed inferior back when it was VB6, but these days its right on par with high level languages.
 
Crappy VB? lol, speaking from inexperience? VB is an extremely powerful development platform. Its right along side C#. I've written everything from simple google apps to lightning fast multi-threaded craigslist scrapers and posters with VB. VB was indeed inferior back when it was VB6, but these days its right on par with high level languages.

Inexperience? Haha... you must be kidding... I write software since 30 years and used a lot of various programming languages.


Enlighten us :))))

btw my guess would go to C#. xrumer is very likely to be C++ if considering the origins (all russians I know prefer C++ LOL ).

Simple, submit it to virustotal, scroll down, click beside "Additional Information" the button "Show All" and you will get an idea...
 
"What Program is used to make Scrapebox/Xrumer"
In other words, what were they coded in, yea?
 
"What Program is used to make Scrapebox/Xrumer"
In other words, what were they coded in, yea?

Yes, correct.
Xrumer is written in Delphi
ScrapeBox is written in Delphi, plus a little inline assembler.
 
Yes, correct.
Xrumer is written in Delphi
ScrapeBox is written in Delphi, plus a little inline assembler.

Thanks for the info. I'm making bots in C# .NET that can basically do the same thing ScrapeBox and Xrummer can do. Never learned Delphi but I heard it's powerful.
 
now that we have that sorted out.. next question:

what's so great about delphi?
 
now that we have that sorted out.. next question:

what's so great about delphi?

Positive about Delphi is that you can develop very quick applications or games, that it create a single executable ready to deploy, that it does not depend on runtime, that is is compiled code and not interpreted, that you get lots of free components for it... and so on, this can go on forever...

Negative is, that they still have no 64-bit compiler
 
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